Media MonitorSUBSCRIBE 115778 total results. Showing results 36281 to 36300 «181118121813181418151816181718181819Next ›Last » Federal government to introduce funding to help police people released from immigration detention AUSTRALIA: The federal government will introduce a $255 million boost to law enforcement in the wake of a High Court decision on immigration detention earlier this month. ABC News (Australia) 27/11/2023 News Mike Scott: ‘A global movement? Understanding the origins and impact of Problem-Oriented Policing’ This three-part series provides insights into the world of problem solving, from leading experts in this global field: In the first video, Professor Mike Scott, Director of the US Center for Problem-Oriented Policing, talks about the origins of POP, and the early influence of working alongside Herman Goldstein. Professor Scott discusses the importance of problem-solving in delivering fairer and more equitable policing, coupled with a strong emphasis on effectiveness; explains how well embedded problem-solving is; talks to the critical importance of leadership, and provides examples of good practice, including insights into new and emerging areas of crime and future challenges. Professor Scott also explains how to access the resources of the US POP Center and how to participate in the prestigious annual Herman Goldstein POP Awards. PolicingTV 27/11/2023 Feature, Interview, Opinion, Video Donohoe gives ‘full support’ to Justice Minister and Garda commissioner REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Full confidence has been expressed in the Minister of Justice and the head of the Gardaà after they faced calls to quit following the worst rioting seen in the state for decades. Breaking News (Republic of Ireland) 26/11/2023 News Metropolitan Police officer charged with attempted rape Published 22 hours ago A Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with an attempted rape which was allegedly committed 10 years ago, the force said. BBC 26/11/2023 News Police to hand pro-Palestine protesters leaflets for ‘clarity’ on potential crimes The Met Police will be handing out leaflets to provide ‘absolute clarity’ on what will be deemed an offence The Independent 26/11/2023 News Jarrod Gilbert: Police focus on evidence-based policing a game-changer for crime statistics NEW ZEALAND: I spend my life in criminal justice matters, but I’m often surprised how much good work gets done in this area that I have zero idea about. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 26/11/2023 Feature, Opinion ‘Failed by our own leaders’: Garda after brutal attack REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: There was a ‘clear lack of leadership’ as Thursday’s violent protests engulfed Dublin city centre, with gardaà on the frontline revealing they received no information of an organised attack on the capital. Extra.ie (Republic of Ireland) 26/11/2023 News MOD Police budget increases as staffing declines In a recent parliamentary written question, startling figures have been revealed that illustrate a decade of contrasting trends in budget allocation and staffing levels in the Ministry of Defence Police. UK Defence Journal 26/11/2023 News Met police officer charged with attempted rape Sgt Elliot Butler also charged with causing male to engage in penetrative sexual activity The Guardian 26/11/2023 News Police minister says ‘clear conversation’ with commissioner Coster is coming NEW ZEALAND: New Police Minister Mark Mitchell will not be drawn on whether he will expect Police Commissioner Andrew Coster to offer his resignation – while Coster has signalled he has no intention of doing so. The New Zealand Herald (New Zealand) - Subscription at source 26/11/2023 News Durham Police blames financial pressures for Thinford hub delay A new centralised police hub to replace "aging" custody suites throughout County Durham has been delayed. Durham Police's new centre in Thinford was due to open in the spring to replace four suites including in Bishop Auckla d and Darlington.Its opening has now been pushed back until the summer of 2024, with the force blaming "financial pressures." BBC 26/11/2023 News Major setback in push to make detainees wear ankle tracking bracelets after they were released back into the community following High Court ruling AUSTRALIA: Plans to make detainees wear GPS tracking ankle bracelets after they were released into the community following the High Court ruling has hit a snag. In the latest debacle the federal agency tasked with attaching the bracelets on former detainees may not have the legal right to do so. The High Court ruled on November 8 it was unlawful to indefinitely detain someone leading to the release of 116 people - with murderers and rapists among the group. Mail Online 26/11/2023 News New crime data shows ‘worrying’ divide between regional and metropolitan areas in Queensland AUSTRALIA: Ever since thieves broke into Alyce Nelligan's house south of Toowoomba, the disability advocate has struggled to be at home on her own. ABC News (Australia) 26/11/2023 News Home Safe program extended to keep kids safe and off the streets AUSTRALIA: A program keeping unaccompanied kids off the streets of Northbridge at night and diverting them away from the youth justice system has been extended for two more years by the Cook Government. Government of Western Australia 26/11/2023 News ‘A guard can’t just throw on gear and walk onto street’ –Gardai reject ‘delayed response’ allegations REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: Senior gardaà have rejected claims that issues relating to the supply of public order shields and body armour delayed the response to Thursday riots.Several sources claimed to the Sunday World the fact the shields and body armour were kept at a storage facility in Santry rather than at individual garda stations, making them difficult to access during the riot, had caused serious delays in enacting an effective response to the rioting. Sunday World (Republic of Ireland) 26/11/2023 News Govt to enable FRT laws in response to Dublin riots REPUBLIC OF IRELAND: The Government says it will enable facial recognition technology in order to prosecute offenders for riot and violent disorder, in response to the riots in Dublin earlier this week. The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee, said new draft Facial Recognition Technology (FRT) legislation will be ready for Government approval within weeks. RTÉ (Republic of Ireland) 26/11/2023 News Serving Met Police officer charged with attempted rape allegedly committed 10 years ago A serving police officer has been charged with sexual offences after an investigation was undertaken, the Metropolitan Police said. Sergeant Elliot Butler, attached to the Central East Command Unit, was charged with attempted rape and causing a male to engage in penetrative sexual activity on Friday. ITV News 26/11/2023 News Victorian police to strike after failed negotiations AUSTRALIA: Almost 100 per cent of Police Association members in Victoria have voted in favour of industrial action. It could see officers walk off the job or alert drivers to speed camera locations. Sky News 26/11/2023 News Police charge 39-year-old man as accessory to murder after alleged fatal shooting in Kendall, NSW AUSTRALIA: A 39-year-old man has been charged in relation to the alleged murder of a man in Kendall, south of Port Macquarie. A woman found the 43-year-old man, who was unresponsive, outside a home near Batar Creek Road at around 6:40pm on Wednesday. ABC News (Australia) 26/11/2023 News More than 80 protesters arrested for defying deadline in Newcastle port blockade AUSTRALIA: More than 80 protesters have been arrested for continuing to blockade the world's largest coal port over what they say is the failure of government to act on climate change. ABC News (Australia) 26/11/2023 News «181118121813181418151816181718181819Next ›Last » Upcoming events View all events
